The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-03

from The party IN New York. The results. Of
he S' bsst sSs o
Tho remark q Gen. collIns that the sra ,s
e :" Was sheered u and When M Sam
John X. Follows the great Pennsylvanians
was thS eeRG sn IN
Coy. Hoadiy's were. also greeted with wild 40
claim. Clerk Corwin then read these resolu-
tions:
Reso'rcd That we heartily commend to the voters OF
New York the candidates presented to them for their
sufraTos by the State Democratic Convention, and By
the conventions Of the united Democracy in this city
They are, one and all men Of weprove Democracy,
unimpeachablo character and undoubted capacity.
We call upon all persons who synpathixe with Demo
cratic principles who believe In economy IN the ad
ministration Of public nnirs In the reduction of un
necessary taxation and the rigid enforcement OF the
law, to sustain the nominees ofstho Democratic party
upon both the State and county Tickets
In view OF the close dependence Of Democratic
supremacy in national affairs upon the Democratic vote
in this State and that Of the state upon tho polling Of
the full Democratic vote in this city at the impending
election every Democrat Is especially bound to give
both the State and county ticket his loyal and undivided
| support
MR.. coupEnT's SPEECH.
| As the name of Frederick r. Coudert fell
from Chairman Coopers lips 1t was met by
danS now y, e snps"EfSd Edward Cooper" said Mr.:
9 nv sn Tok MOI PssT % bs hs
scoundrels and thieves He relies not o. the
great Qualities ia are s accepted In themselves;
Hf SoH here he snppo es 6 W
tAppause.l 20 you, know ] feel grea!t, dis;ap.
pointment at his making this speech. The line
n al In NM ftnr hnf
marked that we knew where he stood, before
he made this confusing speech. Tho dcclara.
said that it was a fight between good govern,
ment and honest men on the one side ga ana b PAD
record is clean and pure. lApplause.] fancy
| that when party has good mer who are will
| good men on the ticket. and that they will vote
Tor them. TINT that party cannot be swept
away sy s VII ss ysu that Nss!l would not
that the yg 9sIa have nk tss
lay ss o H !ss sSo
ESy su a naIS s sr& to and atm n A' %
ssfhs Phi dsa asy as esfy
leo had his 0d aq Ia
| two names on their ticket"
Here Col. Fellows came uDon the platform.
and as the great audience saw him they waved
their hats. and from the thousands OF throats
yyociierops and explosive cheers went forth ,rl;
Chairman. and S1r. Coudert resumed.
Fsllo%s: ApPisussj Now What YOU'D d. nm IN:
asSa ana 10 Se not party
| the hour OF need, What would he have said
think he would have said: That reminds
don you observe those little lively things that
aS . sand laashss1 l the aSs
Now. IS there any man on our ticket whom
ns the ssS ha %hs s easl P s
Sss iGSfh ana hem ts s" sG
not honest. tApplause.l Do we in this coun-
try feel It to be reproach that man leaves it
that should not be- a reproaeh 1t should rather
be q credit to man. lAppause.
o sd Of Sns
with gifts that others only gain after, years Of
toll. Engraft Jay Gould upon Col, Fellows, and
vi have talked with Daniel Webster. We
Of this city think that we are the great people
but look at the way they treated Daniel Web.
et this city have treated Col. Fellows; Daniel
iLauehter;I, When he was oppressed with
him, did they turn their backs upon him and
say You are unfit TO represent Us In Congress?
N ss ss @ h bas
time, driven against NE WIN. ne consents to
is this the time to rebel?
~ have the possibilities Of a Mugwump in
would tSe b up an
and bolt. The Republicans who voted against
81 ans Sse
Cheated out Of our victory tory Of Tiden. but we
%hs could ao sFeS tho pee
trust US and they did. When the alarmists.
st stall and sober man SitSeut any my tr eS
about him. they see that he can be trusted.
Shall sH al 6 T By SDng . sssIs
' When aS Mr Goader. had hshed there were
y w1 81 ana as tBs
Colonel advanced to the front the people In tho
e en canss and eSeered @ until t6e
meanwhiie stand ing with His eyes toward the
floor Renewed cheers went up. and continued
until the Colonel advanced to the edge Of the
rostrum and held up his hand asking for quiet.
COl. rellOWS balu'
SPEECH OF COL FELLOWS.
mr. PRESIDENT AND FELLOW CITIZENS: In
q very thoughtful and temperate article which
j read tonight the personalities which have
crept into this contest for the Office of District
Attorney were severely and properly depre-
Gated. believe there is no .one who knows
me in this community who will not acquit me
OF any share or part In this sort OF political
warfare. Three weeks ago appeared before
this community In the attitude and aspect OF a
fairly respectable, citizen. l had the conf
dence respect. and esteem OF my neighbors., |
had nothing but their praise and ostcem with
respect to my offlclal career. 1t Is not asserted
that, within three weeks time have done a
single act OF my own volition to forfeit their
spect Why, then. is 1t that for two weeks past
the seven phials OF wrath seem, to have been
opened In this community and all poured upon
my devoted headf What Is Il have d9ne9
What attitude have takeni What crime have
l committeda What crime has produced this
"There ia not gentleman In the house that
does not know that this nomination came TO
me unsolicited and undesired. .lAppause.l II
tonight could with honor lay i down would
do So instead OF taking up the heayier burden
OF o6icial care and responsibility. had hoped
to return TO the practice Of my profession and
raaf In q Tor mVsalf and m